your defence is
non sequitur imho
Senor Snake, this is what the rules say
quote:
Gameplay
********Pyraword is a word game played from Mondays 12:01 am to Fridays 11:59 pm funtrivia time (with varying Saturdays). A "match" begins with a 3-letter word. (This word will be the first 3-letter from the daily headlines at Canada.com
*note: 3-letter words will never be used more than once.
Players must change one letter, and add one letter, to form a new, valid word.
An example of gameplay can be seen in the title of this page.
A"round" ends when someone posts a word that no one else can expand on, within the span of 24 hours.
Then a new "match" would begin. This is where we may need Saturday to allow a word to pass the 24-hour mark.
New "matches" will always begin Mondays
the rules state that the game begins with an English word from canada.com .. which is a site written in English, this thread is written in English, the rules are written in English, therefore you can't follow an English word in this game with one from a foreign language ... checking the validity of a word at jw's site is to ensure that we can't use a scrabble dictionary or the OED or something else .. btw who's your solicotor lol
I support pling's challenge
and challenge your defence
Sypher, you remember the CEO who rang in the car when we were driving to Dreamweave's place with auschic? many years ago we were playing Pictionary at his place and his team were losing .. one of his team-mates threw their pencil out the window and when I said "you need a pencil to play" that guy said "where in the rules does it say I have to climb out the window and get it" or something like that .. he relented when our team gave him our spare pencil, but he then broke it, and ours, and threw the sharp bits out of the window, but still had a pencil; now no-one had a pencil that would write .. "where does it say in the rules that I have to sharpen the pencil" .. we couldn't find one in the rules and the game was abandoned - none of us had ever seen anything like it before including the CEO who, obviously, wasn't gonna help our team as we were the opposition
you wanna know what this bloke did for a crust? he was the international seller of coal for a huge coal company here in oz, and spends something like 30 or 40 weeks travelling overseas negotiating with customers, and travels with 2 valid oz passorts because of the countries he visits (you get the drift) .. anyway, his favourite negotiation tip he told us about was this: when he arrived in the customer's country his return leg on the ticket was always open, so if the customer wanted to hard-ball and drag the negotiations right out to the last hour before his flight back, and force a quick settlement of the deal at a cheap price, the customer couldn't, it was open! i.e. there was NO flight back. He said he learnt it from Henry Kissinger. He told us about a 3 day trip to one country (I won't name it here) which lasted 27 days as he wouldn't relent. Apparently he is one the most frequent flyers with Qantas and knows half the pilots and crew
.. a piece of trivia I thought I'd share with you!
jw, you're on mate